When you leave the country show both passports, when you want to return you only need to show your valid passport.

arrival day counts as day one, so you would count 89 days after that, and you can do it up to 15 days before or 7 days after (calender days not working days).

First of all we need to know your Nationality.

Looks like an example of what will/will not be accepted as a personal photo on the application.

Yep, understood, Sorry I did read the announcement, but it only said "consulates" were closed, not Immigration offices inside Thailand.

Asking for a friend, Its fine, he can go on Thursday.

Sorry Tod, I didnt check that, my mistake.

Thank you Tod, For some reason my previous question was removed.

The TM 30, can be filed by the Hotel, Condo/house owner or house master (which in the case of renting would be yourself). If you are concerned as a house/condo renter that your TM.30 has not been filed by the Landlord, then you can file yourself. If you are renting, i would suggest you contact the landlord and ask if they have filed it. If they have not, you can file yourself.

It is explaining about filing of the TM30 form. If the TM30 is not filed you can be liable for a fine of between 2000-10,000 baht.